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EXCLUSIVE: US weighs allowing most pharma licensing deals with China, sources say

US considers allowing most pharma licensing deals with China

By · Published September 18, 2026  23:32 UTC · Updated September 19, 2026  01:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: US considers allowing most pharma licensing deals with China
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The US is weighing the possibility of allowing most pharmaceutical licensing deals with China. However, the BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information, has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals. This trend suggests a growing interest in pharmaceutical licensing deals between the two countries. The US government is now considering whether to allow most of these deals to proceed. The caveat to this decision is the BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information. However, the act has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals.

This means that the US government may ultimately decide to allow most pharma licensing deals with China to proceed without the necessary regulations in place. The BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information, has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals. The US government is now considering whether to allow most of these deals to proceed. This trend suggests a growing interest in pharmaceutical licensing deals between the two countries. This means that the US government may ultimately decide to allow most pharma licensing deals with China to proceed without the necessary regulations in place. Pharmalittle: We're reading about licensing deals with China, making drugs in space, and more.

The BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information, has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals. Fierce Pharma Asia—China deals safe from COINS?; Key WCLC data; Legend’s new CEO. The BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information, has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals. The BIOSECURE Act, which aims to protect sensitive information, has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals.

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What is the BIOSECURE Act?

The BIOSECURE Act aims to protect sensitive information, but its implementation may be delayed.

Why is the US considering allowing most pharma licensing deals with China?

The US is considering allowing most pharma licensing deals with China due to a significant increase in biotech collaborations between the two countries, with deals jumping from $5B to $136B.

What is the current status of the BIOSECURE Act?

The BIOSECURE Act has a long runway and may not be implemented in time to affect these deals.

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US-China relations pharmaceutical industry biotech collaborations BIOSECURE Act

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